Sentence examples for relations leads from inspiring English sources

An all-out war can probably be avoided, even if North Korea's announcement of a freeze in relations leads to direct military confrontations.

Finally, application of inequality (4.2) using the above relations leads to the claimed result.

Considering all parent relations leads to a directed acyclic graph or a scaffold network [52] and visualization becomes a challenging task.

Good public relations led to philanthropic pursuits and buildings that benefited local communities.

This experience in public relations led to an assignment in 1942 in the Army Press Corp.

That these relations lead Lev gradually to the road home gives the story a gentle, pleasing form, if not any real dramatic denouement.

Blackstone spent $4.9 million on lobbying in 2007, working mainly with a team from Ogilvy Government Relations, led by Wayne Berman, a veteran Republican lobbyist.

Eden's fury about the mission, which could have damaged British/Soviet relations, led to a cover-up of Crabb's disappearance.

Citizens deeply distrust the government, with allegations of bribery and improper business relations led to demands for the resignation of Prime Minister Petr Necas. 1 (joint).

The ambassador also insists that the so-called golden era of British-Chinese relations – led by former chancellor George Osborne – was "not in trouble" despite the economic uncertainty, and experts predicting a cooling of the relationship under Theresa May.

But the tense political climate in West Germany — which included terrorist bombings and sensitive Franco-German relations — led Alvermann's publishing house to drop his book, "Algerien," from its listings.